If Jesus is the leader, then there is no possibility of failure.
Here are a few principles of leadership:
If you expect to lead, you must be held accountable!
If you expect to lead, you must be willing to keep growing!
If you expect to lead, you must be willing to follow Him!
If you expect to lead, you must know where you are leading people. "Back to an intimate relationship with Him!"
If you expect to lead, you must be willing to be criticized!
Welcome!
The Rocky Mountain Conference office exists to find, train, empower, and hold accountable leaders who are growing healthy, discipling churches.
This series of DVD's will prepare an individual to understand better how to share the good news of the Seventh-day Adventist church, and how to create a friendship with others.
The Conference Office phone tree is confusing. Here is a list of direct dial numbers and department directors.
Directors:
Camping Ministry -- Open
Communication (Temporary) -- Jim Brauer
Disaster Coordinator - Cathy Kissner
Education -- Lonnie Hetterle, Dianne Harris
GVR -- Clayton Hart
Human Resources Dir --Danielle Toddy
Lay Bible Workers Program -- Karen Lewis
Leadership Development -- Karen Cress
Men's Ministries -- Marvin Olson
Ministerial -- Al Williams
Multicultural Min. & Evang-- Orlando Magana
Office Manager -- Danielle Toddy
Pastoral Selection and Hiring -- Eric Nelson
Planned Giving and Trusts -- Gerry Chapman
Prayer Ministries -- Jim Moon
President -- Gary Thurber
Religious Liberty -- Stephen Gillham
Stewardship -- Bill Hay
Student LEs -- Joe Martin
Treasury -- Rick Roy
Women's Ministries -- Ginger Bell
Youth & NSO-- Pete Braman
Gary F. Thurber is the new president of the Rocky Mountain Conference, having accepted the invitation of delegates at their June 7 Triennial Constituency Session. With a majority vote of 74 percent, they followed the recommendation of the Rocky Mountain Conference nominating committee.
Delegates also reelected vice presidents Eric Nelson for administration and Rick Roy for finance.
Outgoing president Jim Brauer received enthusiastic appreciation from delegates for his 14 years of faithful and visionary leadership. To close the session, delegates swarmed in a circle of affirmation and intercession around Elder Brauer as he leaves them and considers opportunities for his next leadership position.
- Martin Weber, DMin, communication director for the Mid-America Union
